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What Is a New Jersey Power of Attorney, and When Do You Need One?
Life can change quickly. An unexpected illness, accident, or decline in health can leave you unable to manage your personal or business finances or handle important transactions on your own. Even a temporary situation can create problems if no one has legal authority to act on your behalf. Without the right documents in place,… Read More »
What Happens When a New Jersey Home Inspection Reveals Major Problems?
Buying a home in New Jersey is a major investment, and an inspection can uncover unexpected problems. A roof may need replacing, the foundation may show signs of movement, or the inspector may find electrical or plumbing issues that could cost thousands of dollars to fix. For buyers, these discoveries can turn an exciting… Read More »
How New Jersey’s 2026 Custody Law Overhaul Affects Monmouth County Parents
For years, New Jersey custody cases began from a familiar premise: children generally do best when they have frequent and continuing contact with both parents. That premise has not disappeared, but it no longer sits at the top of the statute. On January 20, 2026, Governor Phil Murphy signed S4510/A5761 into law, rewriting N.J.S.A…. Read More »
New Jersey Drug Charge Classifications and Six Penalties Beyond the Courtroom
Drug charges in New Jersey are no minor matter. Depending on the specific type of drug and the circumstances, you could face anything from a disorderly persons offense to a first-degree felony conviction that carries years in state prison. Our Red Bank criminal defense lawyer provides the trusted, experienced legal help clients need in… Read More »
Joshua Cittadino Secures $1.2 Million Jury Verdict
Sanvenero & Cittadino, LLC is proud to announce that partner Joshua Cittadino has secured a $1.2 million jury verdict on behalf of his client in a civil case involving claims of defamation, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. This result was a true team effort, and Josh was joined in court… Read More »
New Jersey Child Custody Disputes: When a Parent Suffers Mental Health Issues
Mental health issues are common but remain a relatively sensitive subject. In New Jersey child custody disputes, personal problems can be perceived as a threat and used against the party. If you are struggling, you may be worried about how your condition will reflect on you in court and impact your rights as a… Read More »
New Jersey Car Accidents: Six Common Injuries and Your Right to Compensation
A New Jersey car accident can change your life in seconds. Whether it happens in your neighborhood or on the Garden State Parkway, N.J. Turnpike, or other major roads, the injuries you suffer and the impacts they have on your life can be devastating. With decades of collective experience in these cases, our legal… Read More »
What New Jersey Business Owners Need to Know Before Signing a Commercial Contract
Every significant business relationship eventually comes down to a contract. Whether you are finalizing a vendor agreement, hiring an independent contractor, or entering a service arrangement with a major client, what that document says determines your rights if something goes wrong. New Jersey business owners often sign contracts under time pressure without fully understanding… Read More »
How Remarriage Affects Alimony and Child Support in New Jersey
Going through a New Jersey divorce is never easy, but you eventually recover. In time, you may even want to remarry. While this can feel like a fresh start, does it change your rights regarding alimony and child support? The answer depends on who remarries and which type of support is involved. If you… Read More »
When Can a New Jersey Contractor Be Held Liable for a Subcontractor’s Mistakes?
Hiring a general contractor should simplify a New Jersey construction project, not increase your risk. Unfortunately, when a subcontractor does defective work, causes an injury, or creates a costly problem on the job site, determining who is actually responsible is rarely easy. For New Jersey property owners and contractors alike, understanding how liability flows… Read More »